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Narrowleaf globe mallow
Spreading to erect, stout, simple or somewhat branched, leafy, densely covered with star-shaped hairs. Alternate, lowest long-stalked, others short-stalked, oblong-lanceolate to linear-lanceolate, 2 to 4 inches long, 1/4 to 1 inch wide, firm; ... [... more]
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Broom snakeweed
Erect to ascending, several to many, bushy-branching from base, woody. Alternate, simple, sessile, linear to nearly filiform, .5 to 2.5 inches long, less than 1/8 inch wide, midrib prominent; margins entire, sometimes rolling inward. Numerous ... [... more]
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Toothcup flower
Erect, often widely branched from base, glabrous; basal branches nearly decumbent. Opposite, entire, linear-lanceolate to oblong-lanceolate, rarely elliptic or spatulate, .8 to 3.2 inches long, 1/12 to 3/5 inch wide, fleshy to membranous, ... [... more]
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Forktip threeawn
Erect, wiry, hollow, glabrous, often rough, branching at nodes. Very narrow, pale green, flat to often rolled inward, 1.2 to 3.2 inches long, 1/25 to 1/16 inch wide, glabrous or nearly so, sometimes soft-hairy near collar. Panicles, narrow, ... [... more]
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Carpetweed
Prostrate or rarely ascending, 2 to 18 inches long, wiry, much branched, radiating in all directions, green, glabrous. Capsule, egg-shaped to elliptic, 1/16 to 1/6 inch long, extending slightly beyond sepals; seeds 15-35, tiny, flattened, ... [... more]
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White locoweed
Raceme, 6-30-flowered; flowering stalk 2-12 inches long, silky-hairy. Rocky prairies, plains, hillsides, gravelly banks, open wooded hillsides. Poisonous to livestock. Animals develop a preference for Oxytropis after consuming it and will seek it ... [... more]
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Bigroot morning-glory
Man-of-the-earth, wild potato vine, sweet wild potato, indian potato, white potato vine. Vine, trailing or twining, 16 inches to 16 feet long, nearly glabrous to sparsely and inconspicuously hairy; sap milky. Alternate, egg-shaped to ... [... more]
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Cristatella
Capsule, borne on narrow stalk, ascending, linear-cylindric, .6 to 1.2 inch long, 1/8 to 1/6 inch wide, slightly inflated, glandular-hairy; seeds 4-18, tiny, round. Prairies and plains, along streams and rivers, blowout areas; sandy or gravelly ... [... more]
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Kiss me quick
Flowers, 2-8, nearly sessile, clustered in soft-hairy heads, terminal; flowers subtended by 6-10 bract-like leaves. Capsule, 1-celled, egg-shaped to spherical, 1/16 to 1/5 inch in diameter; seeds many, kidney-shaped, black, surface with knobby ... [... more]
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Hairy mountain mint
Nutlets, 4, egg-shaped, brown, glabrous or tip slightly pubescent, each 1-seeded. Open woods, rocky slopes, outcrops, thickets, prairies, stream valleys, and along railroads. Woods mountain mint, whorled mountain mint. Erect, 4-sided, spreading ... [... more]
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Showy goldenrod
Erect or ascending, 1 to several, stout, reddish, fine longitudinal ridges, smooth below, often minutely hairy above. Alternate, simple, numerous, firm; surfaces nearly glabrous, lower surface with 1 prominent vein; tip bluntly to sharply ... [... more]
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Field bindweed
Vine, 4 to 80 inches long, slender, decumbent or climbing, twining, glabrous to sparsely and minutely hairy. Alternate, simple, variable, ovate or ovate-oblong to triangular, .4 to 4 inches long, .2 to 2.4 inches wide, glabrous or minutely hairy; ... [... more]
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